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They don't have enough facilities and the lecturers tell you things you don't need to know.

Overall the uni is good, i dont know much about accommodation because i commute. I love how the lecturers don't mind having meetings with you when you need to speak to them.

Overall the uni facilities are okay for any course other than Nursing. I'm studying Adult Nursing but the general feel from all nursing students in my cohort is that we all hate our uni. The nursing campus is separate on the outskirts of Luton. The lectures are often sick for weeks on end, many at one time, then return after also having a holiday and bragging about it. Not once have my cohort received feedback for any of our work in the 15 working day rule due to unforeseen circumstances every time, yet the designated lectures to mark that work say how much Christmas shopping they got online in their office that morning!Many of us feel we got treated more like adults in primary school, they belittle students a lot. We have all been told we are going to become the worse nurses ever, yet the lectures hardly ever turn up to lecture on time. At least once a month a lecturer just don't turn up and then we get a half hearted apology about a communication error, when surely communication is vital in nursing. The lectures do a great job about making you feel rubbish about yourself and lose enthusiasm in nursing. I want nothing else to become a nurse but even these lectures have pushed me to the limits!I would advise anybody wishing to become a nurse not to train at the University of Bedfordshire, if I'd of known it was going to be like this I would have uprooted my family away from family and friends to go elsewhere for a far better education. I am concerned that if I manage to qualify that I'm going to be the worst uneducated nurse ever no matter how much extra studying I put in. Also on another point the nursing teaching rooms do not even have heating in. Be prepared to take a blanket throughout the winter months to try and reach bearable coldness.

its a great place. frist year is hard and the it department can be confuzing. you are givin so many passwords and usernames. always online problems.

After you get past the pretentiousness of the Fine Art course, it can be quite rewarding. However it is difficult to get into a routine of going to the studios because of the lack of structure the course has. Most of the time the studios are empty, so it is quite hard to make friends and socialize. Some tutors are bad, some are amazing and will go the extra mile for you if they think you deserve it.

Goldsmiths Fine Art course is full of hipsters, but the tutors are great and the girls are very attractive. The studios are often empty but have a great view.

I loved the course I did, Business managment and leadership, as the lesturers were very good at keeping the lectures and seminars fun. There are several Lbraries spread across the city as there are different buildings for different faculties. Each library is full of books and academic articals, as well as several printers, quiet rooms and enough computers to keep everyone happy. The university has helped me greatly with my work placement and have been very patience as I got everything finalised.

It would be great if University will provide more employment opportunities for students during their studies

I love Imperial College London it has everything I need to help me with my course and is taught very well by some great tutors. The university has amazing facilities such as the library and computer rooms, and also some of the best accommodation in London. The university is situated in a beautiful setting and really makes me feel at home when I am there. I could not recommend coming to Imperial anymore, the only problem is how much it costs to live here, so be prepared to budget or spend lots!

I really enjoy studying at Imperial College London, but as a warning be prepared to work very hard. I have often seen a queue round the block to get into the library at 9am on a Saturday morning. I do try and relax as well, but I generally find I do at least a few hours of work a day at least. My course is really good as it allows you to choose between a wide range of modules so you can choose how you would like to study. I also find that Imperials name goes along way in the job world and a lot of employers see Imperial as one of the best universities in the world. Also the accommodation is really good but it is expensive, so be prepared for that. My top tip for getting a place at Imperial is to know what you would like to get out of university and that will really help you at your interview, make sure you are really passionate about your course.